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best antivirus

Apr 10, 2015 7:43PM PDT

Hi everyone,
There are many viruses in my laptop,my antivirus is expired.Please suggest me best antivirus.I am using Dell laptop.

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Best antivirus
Apr 13, 2015 3:17PM PDT

BitDefender is the best antivirus.The best feature is that it runs quietly in the background by default.It provide better security to the all users.

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Thanks
Apr 13, 2015 10:52PM PDT

Thanks for advice i will try it.I hope it will work.

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It's still you.
Apr 11, 2015 2:04AM PDT
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Thnaks
Apr 13, 2015 10:52PM PDT

Thnaks for the suggestion,i really appreciate your efforts.

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my decision
Apr 24, 2015 11:32PM PDT

I am using Dr.Web. It works well for me.

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best antivirus
May 9, 2015 1:19AM PDT

When a virus infected to a computer,
It makes many changes to the computer, to the OS and also to applications.
Those affects are really bad.

You may have removed the virus completely by somehow, but you haven't fix the changes done by the virus.
And you can't fix them, because there is no method to find those changes.

First those changes reduce the performance.
Then they cause to malfunctioning in OS and as well as applications.
These malfunctioning again reduce the performance.

Now don't expect good performance from that computer. Its performance must be really bad.

Now there is only one solution.
Format the system drive and re-install OS with all the applications,
Then install a perfect virus guard.